You’re not simply “Office” fans. You’re borderline addicted, you know every quote, and you watch it all the time. So now is a great time to visit the city where the show was situated!

Hello and welcome to Scranton! As you tour the setting of NBC’s The Office, you and your pals may create your own episodes. Visit sites made famous by their inclusion in the hilarious popular program. Try the Dunder Mifflin staff’s favorite pizza at Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe, a lobster meal and check out the Dunder Mifflin Gift Shop at Cooper’s Seafood House, or a drink at Poor Richard’s Pub, the Dunder Mifflin crew’s favorite pub. You’ll have a great time because there ain’t no party like a Scranton party, and a Scranton party never ends!

Scranton is the sixth most populated city in Pennsylvania. It is home to the Dunder Mifflin Scranton offices, which are located in Lackawanna County. It is around 120 miles from the Dunder Mifflin Corporate Office in New York City and 150 miles from Dunder Mifflin Utica in Utica, NY. It is known as “the Paris of Northeastern Pennsylvania.”

Start your trip by downloading The Office Self-Guided Walking Tour map!

Cooper’s was mentioned in the office during the following episodes:

• In the episode “Branch Closing”, Kevin suggests having the office farewell lunch at Cooper’s.
• In the episode “The Merger”, Karen invites Jim to Cooper’s for drinks.
• In the episode “Beach Games”, Dwight wears a Cooper’s Seafood T-shirt.
• In the episode “Launch Party”, Dwight mentions that Cooper’s has calamari when Michael says he wants sushi.
• In the episode “Business Ethics”, Michael takes Holly to lunch at Cooper’s. In one of the shots in this scene, a statue of a captain is shown, another copy of which Andy is shown knocking off his desk in the season 8 title sequence.
• In the episode “The Banker”, Michael offers the investment banker a meal at Cooper’s.